The Town knocked Galway United out on penalties last weekend.
If Athlone Town have ambitions to win the FAI Cup, they'll have to "beat the best".
Those are the thoughts of Athlone Women's manager Ciaran Kilduff after his side were drawn to face league leaders Peamount United in the next round of the Women's FAI Cup.
The midlanders progressed to the second round after beating Galway United in a penalty shootout last weekend after the game ended scoreless in 90 minutes.
Kilduff says it's an opportunity to see where his team is currently at:
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